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1. Foxboro

(19-2)

The Warriors completed a perfect 16-0 season in the Hockomock League for the first time in program history by beating North on Friday. Foxboro got a surprising challenge from Hanover on Monday in the opener of the Warrior Classic but passed the test behind a season-high 29 points from Ashley Sampson and will face Natick on Tuesday.

2. Mansfield

(17-5)

The Hornets clinched the Kelley-Rex division title for the third time in a row, the first time in program history that Mansfield has won three straight league titles. On Friday, Mansfield lost to Oliver Ames, splitting the season series with the Tigers, but rebounded on Monday by beating Marlboro. The Hornets close the regular season against Lowell.

3. Oliver Ames

(14-4)

Oliver Ames closed out its league campaign by beating Mansfield on the road, splitting the season series with the Hornets and getting a confidence boost heading into the Div. 1 South playoffs. The Tigers will close out the regular season in the Norwell tournament trying to continue the momentum heading into the postseason.

4. Franklin

(14-7)

After losing two of three games (to OA and Mansfield), the Panthers bounced back by winning its next three, including a win against Attleboro behind a huge game from Ali Brigham and an overtime win against Holy Name at the Westboro Tournament. It was Franklin's third win against the Naps this year and sets up a meeting with Shepherd Hill.

5. Stoughton

(12-8)

The Black Knights move back into the rankings after closing out the regular season with 11 wins in their final 12 games, which clinched a postseason place and second in the Davenport division. Aliyah Wright has closed the season well, including a 20-point performance against Norwood in Monday's regular season finale.